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Use this wiki to help you research Newton's Laws of Motion!
A great place to start is Encyclopedia Britannica. Click on Article to read about your topic, and Images or Media to see pictures or videos. Type your keywords into the search widget to the left to get started! Double click on any word if you need a definition! If this version of Britannica doesn't have what you need, try this one.
Also from Rebels Library, you can search our e-books, including the Encyclopedia of Science. Go to the Online Resources page of Rebels Library and click on Thomson Gale to search our e-books. The password is different from our other databases, so be sure to check the posters for the password.
Like to search online? Here are some websites to help you out:
NASA: Newton's Laws of Motion
Includes a brief explanation of Newton's Laws as well as illustrations to help you better understand them.How Newton's Laws of Motion Work
Description of Newton's Laws, plus pictures and illustrations for each.
Isaac Newton's Laws of Motion
Explanations with basic animations to illustrate the laws.
Dictionary.com
For general definitions.
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Websites for Pictures
Here are some good sites for pictures.Morgue Files
A morgue file is a place to keep post production materials for use of reference, an inactive job file. This morgue file contains free high resolution digital stock photography for either corporate or public use.
Wikimedia Commons
A site to share images that people can use for free. Some pictures require attribution, which means you can use them for free as long as you give credit to the owner. Just add the person's name or a link back to the site where you got the picture.
Creative Commons
Searches Google Images and Flickr for pictures that are free for you to use. Uncheck the box at the top that says "use for commercial purposes" and you will get more results.
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Free pictures for educational use.